Tallulah at Renaissance

I've been once. The food wasn't bad, but it wasn't anything special. My server was utterly incompetent, as was the bartender, and dropping what I did on dinner while having random hotel patrons stroll twenty feet from my table wasn't my cup of tea.

Shred away

I'll be honest, I'm surprised this place has lasted this long.

As I read these responses, my judgment isn't too far off. Service was decent, but ignorant of their product. Food wasn't bad, but it wasn't anything to rave about. I would have gladly spent my $100 elsewhere.

There were 2 other people in the restaurant tonight. It was dead. The bartender didn't know what beers were on tap.

I won't be going back. They will stay afloat because of the hotel, but they treated us like out-of-towners and it was rude.

The beer list had only the brewers listed and not the specific beers. Turns out they only had a couple on draft.

I wasted my money here.

Ate some badass biscuits and gravy for breakfast last time I was there.

Glad you made it out on top, braj.

I learned a lesson about hotel restaurants tonight.

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Tallulah at Renaissance

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That's great and much needed. Hopefully Lake Providence will follow suit.

Food wasn't bad but its pretty overpriced.

Went once. Won't be back

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The hotel or the restaurant? If the latter, where do you think it would go? It's a hotel restaurant. The world is filled with them, they are all shitty, and they never go anywhere

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With some exceptions.

Domenica is in a hotel.

Lol.

I'll agree that it was bad. I felt like not being too harsh.

Lettuce wedge was almost $10 and it was about an 1/8th of a head. We laughed as I finished the salad in three bites.

Ill have to look at the menu for the other stuff we got

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With some exceptions.

Domenica is in a hotel.

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So is MiLa and it is a really good restaurant.

Someone has been listening to Fitzmorris a bit too much.